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13 Jan
"This is the problem with democracy": some people did not see the funny side of a video purportedly of Volodymyr Zelensky doing a belly dance. In fact, humorous or not, the video does not show the Ukrainian president. Real videos have previously emerged of Zelensky proving he can be light on his feet, from before his presidency, but this is not one of them.
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Street photographer and dancer Emeka Adindu found solace from his mental health struggles in salsa. Now he offers free classes in Nigeria's capital, in a country where issues such as depression and anxiety carry a stigma.
15 Jul 2023
A South African dance troupe is aiming to revive pantsula - a symbol of Black South African culture and resistance against apartheid.

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